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Mavis Nampitjinpa
Kallinpinpa is a water dreaming story that tells the ceremonial tale of the dramatic changes in the desert landscape after the rains. Mavis’ paintings can be viewed at Ngurratjuta Iltja Ntjarra Many Hands Art Centre in Alice Springs. 更多資訊
Greeny Purvis Petyarre
In Greeny’s painting, Atnwelarr and Kame, he uses linear and dot work to tell the Dreamtime stories of the Alhalkere people from the Utopia region in the Red Centre. Greeny’s art can be viewed at Mbantua Gallery in Alice Springs. 更多資訊
Walangkura Napanangka
Born in Tjiturrulnga, north of Uluru, Walangkura specialises in painting the rockholes and cave sites around her home region and scenes of the Dreamtime story of Kutungka Napanangka. Walangkura’s paintings can be seen at Papunya Tula Artists in Alice Springs. 更多資訊
Aboriginal art in the Northern Territory is a reflection of daily life of the Aboriginal people.
The distinct art styles of each region reflect the traditional life, creation stories and surrounding environments.
Many Aboriginal communities have an open community art gallery or centre, where the Aboriginal artists, old and young, gather to create their art, tell a story and maintain the connection with traditional customs.
At some galleries and centres you can sit with the aboriginal artists, learn how they create the art and share their stories of tradition and creation of the landscapes.
Aboriginal art has become an important source of income for remote communities and you can buy directly from these galleries and centres.
The Aboriginal people of the Northern Territory invite you into their communities to learn their culture and discover their ancestral heritage through aboriginal art.
Alice Springs Aboriginal Art
Take a journey of the vibrant dot paintings and fibre art that tell the intricate stories of the Central Australian aboriginals.
Arnhem Land Aboriginal Art
Discover the importance of the aboriginal stories told in the bark paintings and fibre weavings of Arnhem Land.
